The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-01-22
The OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEW s.
MIR. Frank Wheeler is in tn

j. w. Work Is slowly improv-
ing in health.
Miss Eva, daughter of F. Har-
rington, is sick.
j. r.. Groghan has recovered
his usual health.
The "Night Owls" have been
nightly hooting.
DIR. Dye aud lady have returned
from New York.
Miss Adda, daughter Of Lloyd
Myres is very sick.
Prohibition at the Presbyter-
ian church tonight.
IT. P. Johnston's case has been
continued till Jan. 20.
Mines Big Five Commedy Co.
will show here again tonight.
--Charlston, w. Va. has retro
graded from Prohibition to License.
Lewis Wagner of South Perry
was in town last Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Miss Jenny Guthrie is still con-
fined to her room with rheuma-
tism.
The machinery for the new
mill is of the g latest and most i'm
proved pattern.
"A revival of considerable pro-
portions is in progress at the M. E.
churce at this place.
The Logan Mfg Co. is running
full time on furniture to be shipped
20 eastern contractors.
From present indications 1887
will be the most prosperous busi-
ness year we have had for some
time.
mo merchant who expects to do
business in these times of push can
afford to do without standing adj
vertisement.
There will be a meeting in the
interest of Local Prohibition at the
Court House tonight. Every
body is invited.
Several communications have
been received which cannot be
published because the writer does
not sign his name.
We cannot publish the COM
munication from Carbon Hill, sign
ed M. I. r., as the full name of the
writer is not furnished.
Gen. s. III. Hurst of Chillicothe
and Rev. r. III. Wallace will adj
dress the people of Logan at the
Rink, Monday Evening Jan. 81, on
Prohibition.
VIM. Martin is engaged in put
ting down grouting cement floor
in the basement of the new mill,
The floor is four inches thick and
will be rat proof.
M. Pond was in attendance at
the meeting of the Ohio Agricultur.
al Convention at Columbus last
week and reports an inte resting
and nseful session.
Very few pieces of land were
sold at the delinquent tax sale on
Tuesday last, the tax having been
paid before the sale day on all
save a few small pieces.
We regret that DIR. F. Hibbard's
health is so poor that he finds it
necessary to retire from the prac.
tice of medicine. He and family
have returned to their old home.
PROF. Geo. Tennyhill, who has
been travelling with Orton's Uncle
TOMS Cabin Co., returned home
on Thursday, his health not per.
mitting the continuance of the bu-
siness.
Daniel Donahue, a bridge car.
penter on the River Div. of the
G. n, v. & T. Ry. at Gallipolis
committed suicide last Sunday
week by shooting himself with a
SO caliber revolver.
The machinery for the mill is
arriving and being put in position
as rapidly as passible, and Messrs
Keynes and Wellman are hopeful
that they will be ready to com.
mence business Apr. /. When
they do it will be a gala day fol
Logan.
Harlow White, saloon keeper
at west end of Main street, died
very suddenly on Sunday evening
last. He mad been sick but a few
hours. His funeral, on Tuesday
afternoon, was largely attended
and was conducted by the X. P. OF
which Order he was q member.
-McGruder, of the Somerset
Press this week, says: